Ottawa High Slugs Pittsburg in Rain 13-6
Ottawa High upset state ranked Pittsburg 13-6 on a soggy field, moving to 4-4 and within a week of a season finale with Bonner Springs. The Cyclones dominated with 249 rushing yards and two fourth down passes, while Pittsburg could muster only 115 total yards and one late TD.
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Pomona Edges Silver Lake In Last-Minute TD Drive
Pomona Indians upset No 2 Silver Lake 20 14 in a rain soaked game as QB Dave Miller threw a 58 yard TD pass to Tom Brown with 1 18 left to play. Miller went 11 of 16 for 154 yards and Daryl Finch ran 22 carries for 147 yards paving the comeback to earn a playoff berth and set up next week at Central Heights.
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Dozen Prep Clubs Reach State Playoffs in Kansas
In Kansas, at least 23 high school football teams earned automatic playoff berths by achieving eight wins under the season’s new rule. The list includes Emporia Liberal Olathe in 4A, Girard Haven Kapaun Mt Carmel in 3A, Beloit Ellinwood Garden Plain Norton Osborne Peabody Pomona WaKeeney in 2A, Ashland Axtell Benninngton Highland Olpe in 1A, along with Eight-Man Bogue Lebanon Montezuma Williamsburg. Several 5A teams such as Shawnee Mission West Wichita Southeast face final games with eight wins possible. Other hopefuls include Abi Jene Bonner Springs Fort Scott Fredonia Holton Osawatomie Parsons Pratt Shawnee St Joseph Cheney Douglass Elkhart Hanover Hugoton Louisburg Oakley Marmaton Valley Nemaha Valley Prairie View Sacred Heart Sedan Silver Lake Solomon St Marys Bern Burrton Clyde Colgan Fowler Hope Little River Pretty Prairie Quinter Luray Moscow Norwich Waconda East.
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Panthers Cup Perfect Season
Williamsburg clinched an 66-6 victory over Hamilton to complete a perfect regular season at 8-0. David Garman rushed 134 yards on 11 carries and scored three more TDs, while David May added two touchdowns and a defensive interception. Hamilton scored once in the fourth quarter on a trick play. Williamsburg totals 352 yards, 309 rushing.
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Vikings Edge Central Heights In Muddy League Clash
Uniontown used a strong second half passing attack to defeat Central Heights 18 to 2 in a Three Rivers League game Friday night. Central Heights scored on a safety when a punt snap went over the punter’s head. Uniontown then added a 2 yard run, an 18 yard TD pass, and a 5 yard run in the fourth quarter. Uniontown finished with 187 rushing and 70 passing yards to improve to 6-2. Central Heights falls to 4-4 in league and overall. The Vikings visit Pomona next week.
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Quenemo Wins 20-6 in Muddy League Clash
Quenemo Buffaloes upset Gridley 20-6 to snap a drought in Marais des Cygnes Valley League play. The halftime 48-0 margin was built on Paul Slader 3 yard TD and Gary Hower conversion, followed by Russell Carswell 65 yard run and Richard Husted 25 yard fumble return in the third. Gridley lone touchdown came on Bob Ligenfelter keeper as Quenemo's defense held deep in Buffs territory three times. Next week Quenemo visits Leroy to close the season.
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